DLA Piper, which has 62 offices internationally but none in Central or South America, has launched a Latin America Initiative headed by two lawyers in its Dallas office. Partner Michael Santa Maria, who leads the effort with counsel Todd Bowers, says the initiative's key element is a network of "best-friend" firms in Latin America that will work closely with the 3,200-lawyer DLA Piper on work in the region.
April 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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DLA Piper, which has 62 offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Europe, Middle East and Asia but none in Central or South America, has launched a Latin America Initiative led by two lawyers in its Dallas office.
Dallas partner Michael Santa Maria and counsel Todd Bowers — both do cross-border deals — lead the initiative, which the 3,200-lawyer firm announced on March 26.
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